FlIW, ASD 1I0CSEH0J4V
The Army Worm,
My senior partner, Bays Ogden Fnrm
pnpors, oiiginatxxt tvn xprcsfion, during
our rnrlior days, when bo many of our
operations rniit awry, the force of which
iraniiy boginnera will renlizo : There
in nothing sure in fanning but disnp
pointraent." Although we have learned
much pntience during our eight years of
experiment and frequent failure, and we
have survived thomnny difficulties which
beset us at the outset, we are constantly
achieving some new surprise, and realiz
ing that the fund of experimental know
lege thnt a fnrm supplies is not easily ex
hausted. Just as we had flattered our
selves that we had gone through the
wholo list of agricultural calamities, and
had nothing more to loam, we were
visited one fine day by a cloud of nrmy
worms. Judging from the vigor and
tho methodical induntry with which they
have begun their operations, we shall
probably havo occasion to remember
them as long as wo live. Almost before
we knew of their coming, 'rive acres of
oats which were in about a week to have
been tnrued into hay (as soon as the
kernel should develop its milk), was al
most black with them, anil before we
cold get the mowing machino through
the field, and tho crop spread out to dry,
nearly every leaf had been eaten, and
only the heads and fitalks left. The next
morning another tribe were found at
work at the edge of a patch of corn fod
der, which was to have made us butter
iu August and September, and was to
havo given us a good row of stacks for
forngo next winter. Oddly enough
(though perhaps this is the way with the
beast), they had confined their opera
tions to the first row of corn, which was
rather well grown, but they had reduced
it to bare poles, ragged with tho strings
of the leaves, which had been too tough
for their use. Six hours lattr the next
row had followed, and by the next morn-
iug tho third was being assailed. We
then adopted tho tactics of our neigh
bors, learned during tho previous in
roads of this pest, before I came here to
live, and cut a trench a little way in
from the edge of the sound corn, a good
spado deep, and' with steep sides. This
checked their advance. Our neighbors
f-ny that this ditch, If watched, and kept
frteep in the sides, will be effectual ; that
tho worms, in attempting to get out of
it, divide their energies between puliing
themselves up and pulling their neigh
bors down, and so keep themselves at
tho bottom.
Potato Bum and Grasshopper..
Mr. F. D. Curtis, of Saratoga county,
New York, in a report to the American
farmers' club, said that the potato bug
had ceasod to trouble the Western
fanners. Tho insect had started in the
Rocky mountains and traveled eastward.
They were now very plentiful in New
J ersey, but ho had encountered none of
them iu his travels through Ohio, Illi
nois, aud tho couutry beyond. In their
migrations in the eastern direction they
had reached the Atlantic ocean, and ho
thought that there was reason to believe
that Eastern farmers would be soon rid
of them. Speaking of grasshoppers, he
said that thry were bred in the North
west and along the Itocky mountains.
That country was well suited to their
production, being dry. They could not
live in a wet climate. In his visit to the
West he first met grasshoppers in vast
quantities in Iowa. In the region of
Omaha ho found that they had been
there in the spring. A great portion of
tho corn crop had been eaten there in
the spring by grasshoppers hatched
from the eggs deposited iu a previous
season. This crop of corn had been
destroyed so early iu the season, how
ever, that tho farmers were enabled to
raise another. In Nebraska one-fifth of
the crop had been destroyed, but tho
crops would be large there this veur on
account of tho increase of acreage under
cultivation. In Colorado and New
Mexico ho found that the grasshoppers
had destroyed the greater part of thn
vegetables, and fifty miles south of
Cheyenno and north of Greeley they
wero very plentiful. They visited the
latter place this spring. The course
traveled by the grasshoppers was north
easterly. There was something to bo
thankful for iu the fact that there were
two parasites (worms) which preyed
upon tho grasshoppers and might eventu
ally exterminate them. One of the par
asites grew under the insect's wings, aud
reniiereii it tmally so weak and inert that
it dropped to tho ground. The other
Xarasite grew in the grasshopper's body,
auii iu ume destroyed it.
Medical Uinta.
Popular Eemedt for Spitting or
Blood. Infusion of red roses, five
ounces aud a half ; syrup of poppies,
half nu ounce; diluted sulphurio acid,
twenty drops. Mix. One or two tea
epooufuls four times a day.
Sunburn and Freckles. To remove
these use the following lotion: Mix two
ounces of rectified spirits of wino, add
two teaspoonf als of muriatio acid, with
one pound aud a half of distilled water.
To Strengthen the Hair. Sweet
olive oil, three ounces; oil of lavender,
one jraehm. Apply morning and even
ing io 'aose parts where the hair is thin,
in coiisequeuoe of a deficiency of mois
ture ia the skin.
Gout Cordial. Ehubarb, senna and
coriander seed, sweet fennel seed and
cochineal, of each, two ounces; liquorice
root and saffron, of each, one ounce;
raisins, two pounds and a half ; rectified
spirits of wine, two gallons; digest for
fourteen days. A dose is one table
spoonful to half au ounce.
' A Stimulating Wash for Sluggish
Sores. In half a pint of lime water put
one drachm of calomel ; and be very
particular in shaking the mixture up
well before using, as the calomel drops
to the bottom. A teaspoonful of lauda
num added to the above quantity is an
improvement. Dip a pieoe of lint in
this mixture, which put on the sore, and
confine with a roller.
Scratches. Trifling as scratches often
seem, they ought never to be neglected,
but should be covered and protected,
and kept clean and dry until they have
completely healed. If there be the least
appearance of inflammation, no time
should bo lost in applying a large bread
and water poultice, or hot flannels re
peatedly applied, or even leeches in
good numbers may be put on at some
distance from each other.
Window Shades.
The proper way of fastening window
bhades to rollers bo they will roll up
evenly without any hitch or help is as
follows : Nail to the roller a narrow strip
of muslin or holland, having it run from
end to end in a line which shall be per
fectly horizontal when the roller is in
place. To this strip tack the shade with
Btrong thread. With strips once well
nailed on there need never be any
trouble with window shales, no matter
how often they may be taken off and
tacked on again.
The apple crop has been bo large in
England that cider eeL' for a penny a
quart at country inns. . , .
SUMMARY OF KEWS.
Item f Interest frees II on aad Abroad.
The Insurrection in Ehoktnd has been re
newed, Mid the new Khun has fled to Khodjend.
Emperor William, of Germany, deolares
to the Q ermau Parliament that peace Is more
assured now than at any time Id the past
twenty years The President has appointed
Thursday, November 25, for a df.y of thanks
giving John Dowdell shot bis son James
in the bead With a load of buckshot, Injuring
him fatally, in New York. Both bad been on
a drunken debauch all the night before
The suffering oocaiiouod by ibo Are in Vir
ginia City was great, aud as there were many
residents afflicted with typhoid fever, a number
of deaths have ooenrred from exposnro. J be
extortionate demands of drivers of vehicles
retarded many in tho removal at sick, and in
tone oase resulted in a murder, where a father
trended to find be was unable to pa; the price
of removal, shot the driver dead. The losses
by the fire are now estimated at something
over (3,000,000, on which the insurance is $1,
200,000. The direotor of the United States
mint has received a dispatch from the mines
saying it will be months before any bullion can
be supplied, on account of the destruction of
the works.... John Dolan was found guilty of
murder in the first degree on the charge
against Lira for killing Mr. Noe, in his brush
shop in New York Venezuela is quiet.
Business is improving, and general confidence
prevails all ovor the couutry. Tho crops of
coffee and cocoa will be abuudaut The
oftioial returns of the Ohio election give
Ilayee 5,849 majority ... .P. R. Fogg, of St.
Louis, shot Pauline Plachman, aged sixteon
years, to whom he was engaged to be married,
but did not mortally wound hor. Ite then
fatally stabbed himself Four men were
killed by an explosion of gas in the liuccoon
Pit coal mine, Chesterfield county, Va.
The October report of the Department of
Agriculture shows that the crauborry crop
is short, rice is abundant, sugar fully tip to
the average, bops quite good, hemp very tine,
aud the number of fattening cattle larger than
that of any previous year The looses by
the Virginia City fire grow day by day, as the
full damage ib made known ; it is now set
dowu by competent figures at $7,000,000. Food
aud clothing for the destitute is pouring in
from all parts of the country The Farmer
of London says the cases of cattle diaeaao
for the quarter end'nig October 16, were
as follows : Iu Homersetsnire, H3.UUU ; in
Cheshire. 50,10 ; iu Dorsetshire, 48,000 ; iu
Gloncostc-rshire, 41,000; iu Oxfordshire, 30,-
000, iu Warwickshire, 33,000 s in Norfolk,
31,000 ; in Cumberland, 23,000. Throughout
England and Wales there were for the same
tirao over 300,000 cases. The money damage is
estimated at a million dollars .... The Nassau
club of New York beat tho Auacostans of
Washington, in a three-mile straightaway race
on tie Potomac, iu twenty miuutes aud fifty
seconds The proprietor of t he Cardiff
giant has sued the Boston Herald for 550,000
for questioning the genuineness of the petrifi
cation A sailor, claiming to be the Bole
survivor of the bark Jewess, of Boston, which
sn. led a year and a half ago for New South
Wales, has just turned up, and tolls a horrible
stcry, to the effect that the Jewess, with an
unknown English bark, were beealmed off the
Auckland islands for several days, and that
one night both were boarded by savages, the
crew overpowered, the vessels scuttled, aud
tho prisoners taken ashore and eaten A
fast mail to New Orleans via Charlotto and At
lanta, and a B3Coud one from Washington to
Chicago, are projected M. Gambotta has
issued a manifesto favoring amnesty, depart
mental voting, and State control of education.
As Brigham Young disregarded tho cotrrt's
order that he should pay his divorced wife
i 9,500 alimony, bis case was agaiu brought
up, and be was sentenced to be imprisoned
until he paid the mm with costs of court. As
Mr. Young was sick in bed, a marshal was put
iu his bouse to watch him There are
prospects of a speedy outbreak betweon Japan
and Corca It is said in Berlin that the
Imperial government is about to formally
cashier Count von Arnim from the public ser
vice Her Boyal Highness, the Duchess
of Edinburgh (daughter of the Czar), has
given birth to a daughter Reports are re
t Mis -
ceived from various portions of Indiana,
souri Illinois and other Western States to the
vuwi mat, vub ,.Ub- i.aaiuS uu iuuu-
sands of swmo, and packers begin to look upon
it iu a serious light The attorney-general
of New York State has received a certified
check for 590,435.94, payable to the State
treasurer, being the proceeds of the moneys re
ceived from the Watson estate iu the Tweed
B'.uta It is reported in Vienna that tho
Turks have murdered sixty Christians iu Iii
ba?z, a fortified town near the Dalmatian
frout'or Extensive preparations are on
foot for au unprecedented display of Japanese
productions at the American Centennial expo
sition to be held in Tbiladelphia There
has been fighting between United States troops
and a baud of Cheyenne Indians, in which the
troops were worsted, with a loss of three men.
Gen. Ctirr's commaud left Port Hayes by
special train for the seat of war Iu tho
absence of a colored man from bis house in
Athc us, Ohio, the house teok fire and bis three
children w ere burned to death.
The secretary of the treasury baa instructed
the asfiotau; treasurer at New York to sell
$2,000,000 gold during Novembor The
irou-clad Magenta, flagship of the vice-admiral
commanding the French squadron at Toulon,
was destroyed by the explosion of ber maga
zine The restoration of peace is confi
dently expected in Uruguay The Loudon
Times estimates that two hundred mariners
and others were drowned in tho North sea dur
ing the gales of the paet three weeks The
membars of the consular commiesiou for the
settlement of the troubles iu Derzcgovina are
unamiuous in tho opinion that the Porte is
incapable of pacifying tho country. Foreign
intervention in some form is believed to be in
dispensable The British expedition to
punish the piratical natives on the Congo
river, Africa, for murdering English sailors
wis entirely successful. Many villages were
destroyed and a large number or natives
killed. The British lost one man killed and
six wouuded The Carleton cotton and
wooleu mills, at Philadelphia, were destroyed
by fire, throwing 1,500 persons out of emplov
ment. Loss nearly $500,( 00 ; insurance, $1C1,-
000 Extensive prairie fires raged in
southern Kansas, along the line of the Fort
Scott railroad. The fire caught from locomo
tives, and swept over miles of country, de
stroying bouses, fences aud crops.
The National Gold bank of San Fraucitco
has gone into volnutary liquidation
Eighteen persons, residents of the Me of Or
leans, near Qaebec, were returning from mar
ket in the steamer Montmorenci, and were
being landed from the steamer on a scow,
when, by soma unaccountable means, it cap
sized, and all on board, with one exception,
ware drowned. A heavy snow storm prevailed
at the time Gov. Tilden has designated
Thursday, November 25th, as a day of tbank.
giving for the people of New York A fire
at Sherman, Texas, destroyed the larger por
tion of the town. The post-office and contents
and every printing office in the plaoe were de
stroyed. Bixty-flve places of business were
burned, and some thirty families left home-
less. The loss is estimated at 1340,000, nearly
all frame atrnotntee, partially Insured The
polios of New York bnrst open the door of
a room In a New York tenement from whenoe
pistol shots had been heard, and found the
dead body of Joseph Goldman, With a bullet
hole in the forehead, and the tlnoonooions
form of David Jeroslaw, Who subsequently ex
pired. Both held revolvers in their hands, and
had evidently fought a duel. Tbey were Pol
ish Jews, and were formerly partners
Cincinnati ministers want to celebrate the
Centennial next year by an immense religious
meeting in that city, and bavo appointed a
committee to work toward that end
Oeorgia experienced earthquako shocks.
Tho National Thanksgiving Day.
Executive Department,
Washington, Oct. 27, 1875. J
A proclamation by the President of
tho United Htntos of America :
In accordance with a practice at once
wise and beautiful, we have boon accus
tomed, as the year is drawing to a close,
to devote an occasion to the humble ex
pression of our thanks to Almighty God
for the ceaseless and distinguished bene
fits bestowed upon us as a nation, and
for bis mercies aud protection during
tho closing year.
Amid the rich and free enjoyment of
all our advantages we should not forget
tho source from whence they arc tie
rioved, and the extent of our obligations
to tho Father of all mcrcieH. We have
full reason to rcnow our thanks to Al
mighty God for favors bestowed npot:
us during the past year.
P.y His continuing mercy civil and
religious liberty have been maintained ;
peace has reigned withiu onr borders ;
labor aud enterprise have produced their
J.meiitiHl rewards, and to His watchful
providence we are ore indebted for se
curity from pestilence and other national
calamity.
Apart from national blessings, each
individual among us has occasion to
thoughtfully recall and devoutly recog
nize the favors aud protection which ho
has enjoyed. Now, therefore,
I, Ulysses S. Grant, President of tho
United States, do recommend than on
Thursday, the 25th day of November,
the people of the Uuitod States, abstain
ing from all secular pursuits and from
thoir accustomed avocations, do assemble
in their respective places of worship,
and iu such form as may seem most ap
propri to in their own hearts, offer to
Almighty God their acknowledgements
and thauks for all His mercies, and their
humble prayers for a continuance of His
divine favor.
Iu witness whereof I have hereunto set
my huud and caused tho scid of tho
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the
27th day of October, in tho year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five, and of tho independence
of the United States the ono hundreth.
U. S. QUANT.
By tho President.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State.
A HUMEU'S TALE.
How a .Mountiilnrrr t'miliired a Wild Pony
and Killed n Puma.
M. E. Irviug, the mountaineer hunter,
says the Iiocky Mountain 2?ew8, recent
ly came iuto Colorado Springs from tho
mountains, and reported tho discovery
of a pony in company with a herd of
bison known to range among the hills
about the northern base of Pike's Peak.
The pony had often been seen by other
hunters, leading the bison herd, and had
long been known as the property of au
old citizen, now absent. Irving, believ
ing that he could capture the pony, was
appointed by Justice Lyou a deputy
constable for that purpose aud ha ac
cordingly left Colorado Springs mount
ed on a mule, with lariat, rifle, and
mountain out tit. About ten days after
he returned, brinKina; with him the
uoiiv.
llis manner of capturing tho animal
was nu achievement that stands alone
among lariat-throwing exploits. Tho
third day out iu tho mouulaius he dis-
' c0vere VOJiy i'1 a small park of some
anJ ft , q The pouy(
, Bp,)ears was feeJillg a little dlStUllCe Off
i , . th i..!rJ Irvine, bv laviuiz close
to the back of his mule, aud permitting
it to feed slowly along, succeeded iu
getting between it and the other animal,
M-heu ho rose up iu his saddle and gave
au unearthly scream, nt the same time
bearing down on tho pony, which, with
a suort and a bound, started off in nu
opposite direction from tho now fright
eued herd. The bison and elk were soon
out of sight.
The pony took toward tho southern
edge of the park, where it disappeared
up a deep, narrow, rocky canyon. Irv
ing, finding it impossible to urge his
mule along tho almost impassable gorge,
dismounted, and, leaving the animal se
cured to a tree, continued the pursuit on
foot. For nearly two miles he followed
the devious course of the canyon, which
iu places was not more than three feet
wide, its walls rising perpendicular to a
height of several hundred feet. The
canyon unexpectedly opened into a park
of some two or three hundred acres,
around which mountuins rose with giad
ual slopes, covered with a dense growth
of the pinion tree. Following tho path
of the pony among the pinions, along
the base of tho mountain, Irving was
startled by a strange noise, tho like of
which he had never heard before, and
which filled him with a Tameless dread.
Ho hastened on, however, and soon
came upon tho pony, securely iu the
power of a mountain lion, which had
fastened its teeth in its Eide, pulling it
down to the earth.
Irviug's first movement was to secure
the pony with his lariat, ono end of
which was fastened to his belt. No
sooner had he accomplished this than he
was discovered by the lion, which, loosen
ing its hold on the pony, sank down by
its side in a crouching attitude, with its
gazo fixed upon the hunter, and ready to
spring upon him with the crushing
power peculiar to the animal. With the
celerity and accuracy of the experienced
hunter, Jrnug sent a ban trom ins Win
chester through the brain of the lion,
which bounded through the air with a
roar that might have been heard a mile,
and quickly expired.
Tho pony, slightly injured, tugged
lustily at the lariat iu its eiiorts to re
gain its freedom. But Irving savs that
after reading the execution to him he
seemed to give up, and became quite
docile. The hide and head of the lion
were secured by the hunter, and were
on exhibition at Colorado Springs. The
length of the animal from nose to tip of
tail is eleven feet four inches. The pony
lias been aavertiseu ai constable s sale,
and many bidders are awaiting the day
of sale. It is a shaggy, vicious, wild
looking animal.
They killed bo many fatted calves aud
beeves at the late funeral of the Khe
dive's daughter that the butchers of
Alexandria have fsince ruined the price
of meat. . .
A Fine Old English Gentleman.
Here is a "personal" of " a fine old
English gentleman, all of the oldon
time " tho Duke of Portland, one of ,
the oldest and wealthiest peers now liv
ing. He owns immensely valuable prop
erty in London, and his income is at
least $5,000 a day. He has a passion
for solitude. Though h has two fine
houses in Cavendish square, fow Lon
doners have ever set eyes upon him.
Even at Welbeck abbey, where he passes
most of his time, he lives so much alone
that ho will not hate any servants to
wait upon him at dinner, but has sn
apparatus by which the table is lowered
through the floor to the kichen when it
wants relponishing. Not that it often
needs this, for the duke has only two
meals a day, at one of which half a
a chicken is served, and at the other
meal the other half. Occasionally he
has visitors at Welbeck, but he never
sees them, though they may be in the
houso for weeks at a time. Whou he
drives out he is conveyed in a vehicle
hung round with curtains, so that no
body can see in, and it is drawn by six
Lilliputian ponies. The approaches to
tho abbey are subterranean, aud there
are fifteen miles of tunnels On the estate,
all well ventilated, and many of them
lighted day and night, and adorned with
sculptures. There is a splendid stable,
where fifty hunters are kept, though tho
duke never hunts. He has a gallery of
glass and iron a mile long, where they
may exercise in all weathers. The duke
is now constructing three enormous sub
terranean libraries and a subterranean
church, and it has taken the workmen
three years to excavate the ground. But
that upon which the duke most prides
himself is his museum. It is construct
ed largely of gliws, and lighted by chan
deliers, each weighing a ton. It has
taken ten years to fix the glass alone,
aud now tuo pictures are being hung.
They are very choice, as they ought to
be, seeing that tho duke some time ago
mado a huge bonfire of paintings which
he did not think good enough, though
they cost many thousand pounds. He
has never been married, and it is sup
posed has never been iu love, and as he
is seventy-five now, he is not likely to
bo.
Washday is a holiday, thanks to Dob
bins' Electric Soap (mado by Cragin &
Co., Phila.) which is rapidly coming into
general use. It acts like magic, and
bleaches clothing without injuring it.
Important Impiiovemknt ix Tbeatino Kur
tuke. The el&ntio Truss Company have pro
duced a groat revolution iu the treatment of
hrrui. Their now truss is worn easy night
and day ; adapts itnelf to every motion of the
body ; never displaced lv hardest exercise : re
taining rupture comfortably. Mil soon perma
nently cured. Sold at the oflice of tho com
pany, iso. (iHj Uroadway, New York city.
misses sent by mail. Bond for circular.-Com.
All who suffer from coughs, colds, irri
tation of the bronchial tubes or toudennv to
coiiHiiuintiou. will rind in Dr. W'istar Unlearn
of !t M Clwrry a remedy as agreeable to the
alale as effectual iu removing uiHeaae. Toe
balparu is a pleanant, safe aud powerful remedy;
it acts promptly and seldom fails to effect a
cure. Dirty cents and one dollar a bottio.
large bottles much the cheaper. Com.
Lung fever, commou colds, catarrhal
fuvor, and nasal discharge of a brownish color
iu horses, may be cheeked at once by liberal
use of Mieridan's Cavalry Condition ruwdrr$.
Com.
Important to Travelers,
Persons visiiint: Now York or leaving by the
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save an
noyance and expense of carriage hire and bag
gage expresage by Btoppiug at Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over
350 elegantly furnished rooms and titted up at
a oohC of 900,0(10. European plan, 'luejts
can live more luxuriously for less money at the
Grand Union that at any other first-class houne
iu New York. .Stages and street oars phg the
doors for all parts of tho city. Bee that the
hotol you enter is the Grand Union Hotel.
Omn.
Tho season for coughs and colds iB
rapidly approaching, and every one should lie
prepared to check the first pymptoms, as a
cough contracted between now and Christmas
frequently lasts all winter. There is no better
remedy than Johnson't Anodyne Liniment.
For all dicaitcs of the throat and lungs it
should be used iutornally and externally.-Com.
HCHEMK'M PrUldXIC HVIH'P, FOU
TIIK t'FKE OK CIINSIMIPTION,
i'oi;iih am (fii.nt.
The great virtna of this medicine Is that It ripens the
matter and throws It out of the system, purines the
blood, ao i thus effects a cure.
ScBEHCK'a Bea Wled Tosic, yob ths Crn or
Dyspf.pbia, Indioestiok, K.2C.
The Tonlo produces a henlthy aotlon of the stomach,
creatiug aa appetite, forming chyle, and curing the
most obstinate oases of Indigestion,
HciiENCK'a Mandbakc Pills, fob tuk t.'fr.i or
Lived Comtlaint, Ktc.
Thess Pills are altei-atlve, aud prodttoe a henlthy
aotlon ef the liver without the least danger, as tncj are
free from calomel and yet tuJre etlicaclous lu restoring
a healthy aotlon of the liver.
These remudiofl are a oertain cure for Consumption,
the hlood. The Mandnike Pills act upon the liver.
in. f mm,,!, ,i Mrnn mum-., in. muliHr anil i,i,r,ii.
create a healthy title, and remove all diseases of the
liver, otten a cause or uonsumptton. lue n.a v,eea
Tonic gives tone aud BlrenKth to the stomach, makes a
vood dtcstifio. and .-nultlHn tile onralis to lonn ifnoii
hlood ; and thus creates a health. circulation of hetilltty
iiioi n. i no conitMueii action oi tuese muoicuieH, at
thus exnlfllneil. will cure every case of ('oubUUitillon.lt
tskeu In Ume, aud the use of the medicines persdvered
in.
Dr. Hchenek Is profosslonally at his principal ofnoa,
eoruer ot Sixth and Arch Streets. fntlKdelohlil.
Monday, where all letters for advice must be aduroanei
ever
d.
nunencK's meaicliies tor sale oy all uruggisia,
The Markels.
NEW YORK.
Hoef Cattle-Prime to KitrallullocliH (wyoi;
Common to Uood Texatia ir, '. in
Milch Cowa iO 00 (o 70 00
lloga Live 07 V 07'
Drrsaed UU'iO 10 V
Kheep lU(o) OfiVl
JjimbH 00 to) 07
C'ottou MidiUitiK 14'
Flour Kxtra Aeatvru o V.
iii, e 30
(i 6 30
(4 1 46
(A 1 St
rt to)
(A to
State Kxtra ft 0
Wheat Hod Western.
1 44
1 -H
No. 3 Hpriug
Pye State
Barley Mate
Barley Malt
OatH Mixed Western
Corn Mixed WcBteru
Hay. per cwt
Straw, per cwt
Hops 75' VI l15
Pork Me a '.
I-ard
Pish Mackell-1, No. 1, new.
No. '2, new.
(5
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1 ai
4
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60
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Si 76
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..17 00 (n,18 00
. . ft 00 (dj ft 75
US in 40
nry cod, per cwt
Hi rrinsr, Sealed, per box
Pet ro'eutn Crude 06 (a OCX
Wool California Fleece
Texas "
Australian
Butter State
Western Dairy
Western Yellow
Western Ordinary
Pennsylvania line
Cheese State Factory
K'ate Skiinuied
Western
Eggs State
Keaued, l;t.:
'in (, 35
20 () 34
47V4 47i
24 (ft, S5
20 (' as
16 e 23 H
14 (, 17
30 ( S3
08 (4 It
03 (4 06
M C4 13
28 (a) 28
ALBAk'T.
Wheat 1 50
Bye State 90
Corn Mixed 70
Barley State 80
Oate State 45
1 ISO
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12
(( I 21
(3 45
9 SO
, 1 23
BurrALO.
Flour
6 00
1 21
61
40
80
I 14
Wheat No. 1 Spring
Corn Mixed
Oata
Rye
BaKey
BALTIMOBK.
Cotton Low Middlings
Flou!" fcxlra
Wheat Bed WeoUrn ,
Rye
Com Yellow
Oat Mixed
Petroleum
PHILADELPHIA.
Flour Pennsylvania i.xtra..
Wheat Bed Western
Kye
Coru Yellow .
Mixed i
Oata Mixed
Petroleum Crude, 10Jkjll.'A
(4 eix
(4 40
80
I 14
13H 13
8 7ft (4 8 75
) 43 (4 1 41
75 80
75 (4 75
89 (4 41
06
6 80
1 -7
75
7'J
7i
61
( I 40
(3 8
7i
74 '
4'1
14
14
Purporting a Family.
The house is on First street, South
Boston. The husband is an English
man, ah invalid, large and burly, and
walks with crutches. The wife is over
forty, with huir very white and a pleas
ant face. TLe house is furnished
meagerly but neatly. A stove and a few
chairs comprise the furniture. The fol
lowing conversation ensues : ' Good
afternoon." "Please tako a chair."
"We had heavy rain this morning."
" Yes, the earth was parched." "You
need a fire on such a damp day." I'm
thankful to get enough to do my little
cooking with." "How do you supply
thatt" "I pick bits of coal from the
ashes, and have done so for two years.
We lived Comfortably until my hus
and's health failed. Now I make mo
lasses candy, and it is a profitablo day
when I bring in twenty-five cents.
Sometimes four or five little urchins
come to trade with pennies. Once a
fortnight I do a little washing, but the
mistress is for cutting down my pay.
One good lady sends my husband a diu
ner now and then. So I'm like a baby
sucking its thumb; it's all band to mouth
with me." "Yon bear up cheerfully."
"Fretting would spoil my good looks."
Friendship was offered and accepted
with a fervent " Qod bless you," and the
visitor departed.
It was Voltaire who said: "It is more
easy to writo about money than to have
it; and those who have it laugh at those
who can only write about it."
The nam, of vlciorlra may bo
erwpn iroro our DAtne Tiaita ; out
SlLVfcR TIPPED
Starve will rjMver becom oboolete.
Tti7 Bin m tmtlnntil inflHtutloo.
AUotry Wnt Qullier! Holes.
For ooMtlng, kating and all
ki nit hoi on i i( u ramu'eitiehif .
p.irtMiU snnuhl prmirl their chil
dren with Boots marie with thn
CABLE SCKEW WiRE.
Alao trr Wlro Uulltod Holea.
luurunu rriuuug;
OJ O rml for nHi, 1.fc.H, nn., .u.
PO Lryer ilr . fur Ur.ir work.
DiiiI.... Van An hA ft,., n. .nil Mdv.rM.-
vtlsVa tBV ln"Iiav
4 rti.nO I h m
K4 luc. .T, mon.v ad tni-m... triul. 1'lefcturi ud
if ... .... . . . ti.in,iHA I k. ilt.l. m
Tt-41LLU5 nprintitiff. &d ln !m 1 fiitl catft
Hfc.. loKut rrprenM,trrt.tr.,to tti iUnufarturtri,
CSSCi hllJE V A CO.. Aler.du, a
CT in. tun iufc.t wn,, m
i " . t.'n Wntklnv.
Agent. Wa-jfrMl KTrywhrp.
tjl) Addr-M J. KKNNKDV A CO., Richmond, 1
a.
1 0 R day at home. A mint, wantod. Ontflt and tnnm
1 L tree. AddroM TKUK 0O Ainrn.U, MalPK
Cj'Jll P Wrrk Hnlnry. Mai or Famalo. Olron
jflQtF Ur Irwo. Adrirnw Urytl ijo..lodlnnoll..lna
OA Arnnntntnnp 'nrrl, NewSt'lei, for 10 ot.
lt Adurdftt J. B. HUSTBD.NMiw.RiinM Oo.,N.Y.
TJKTTKIl than all cook boolu 1 Hnunktrprr
13 ! .AO jor.sraple, 1 1 ou. o Jonn rt., n.
&4 f sdll'1"'"' ,c,t 'or Cbt.niot :
J) IU 1-tDZu.l H. ftitmiiri'i 8"H. llAtnr. 1 -
P In t'Jfl a day at horn. S.molo. worth $1 ism
iJ 10 tll (res. STINSON A (JO.. Portland, Me.
OA FAN!V CARDS. 7 Strips with Name. 10l'
imf pot-pild, by J. 11. UUSTKD. Km an. N. Y.
Book. Kxchatiffed. Ftirolfth alt now. Want old. Wi t
Nnmo this papftr. American H"ok Kxehuntro,
w
ANTKI) AfJKNTW. Si-.i an iwll r.
UHItrU.au tint,!. A. (WUI.TKH tMJ., lilllo
TJ1VKKY FAMILY WANT IT. Mono. In h
I'J Sold bj Anh. A.drtr. M. N. 1.WVKI.1.. F-i.
A CURiCSITY.
A ti-n dnllarhlll of 1770 .'tit fr.
for Stamp. Add. U Ill'ltil t
CO., 7. Smwu St.. rt. V.
F4 1 " f 1 w IfutrrliiN to edom home. A'in
iiWft I jEi H'un'.d. !) pir Vk. pat
Book St Dmwna, (I rt.. .1. J AY OOUL.O. H'iston, Mow
UOA r.nlv r-i Ag-mi. 85 now artlclM ard th
r'ttinilj I'rtn r In America, with t.'o t'hro
mo, five. A.MKR MTIUiMIMI BroadwiiyNY
(hOCA MomM A ei-nts Wanted. 24 1-twt .-ll
ihijjll Ine nrtlcl. In th. world. Ono .ample free.
Addrvn J. mtON.HON, Di'tr.Ht. 'li-h.
J AM JAN Ali?NT In ov.tv
Ftctiirw n:ii'
JL ,J I Fnme llu-lnov. S I a M-nth.
I CL. I
I'fkine, Pub.,
j(i K?ad ' St., Xvf York
UOI.OfKKS bill HKHUITI.Y
WOPMrKII or
n I N.I I' K Kl ca i obtut'i Penfl'r? l upp'tin I
'in u
lltU aSt .
F KM. I
TKKi ClKlm Oftice, M S. ill
Phila. CticuUrs fi
by mall.
AGENTS;
I Wnttt If thousands of lives and
millions of property saved by IMortnoe
jnade with li paittculara free. O M
Lininotom A Bbo. .New York & Chlcaao
rniiK wh at i
IT Homethlnv now. Sells a
Jl Htllt.
Bis InduoemenLs la Airenta. H&mniea. 12.,
cent and etamp. Airenta Wanted. Rend tor Oat.
a.w. jj. . brKUlALl Y IJOii tnl ton L, Boston
RATARRM I Fit EE trial bottle of Dr. I.nnes'
nn l nilllll (jatarrhCureOlven away with testimony
CI I R P n 1 1 r wonderful cores performed. Send t,
V n C U ! iKxBy Keed t 00 ,043 B'waj.N. Y
OPIUM
and Morphine Ilnblt absolatelr nr
speedily ourttil. PalalBn; nopah'iolty
Send etflmp for partloulan. Dr. Oapi
ton, I St Wwhinittoa St., Chicago, 111
$771
PFR WKKK OUARANTEKD to Agent
Male and Female, la their own locnlits.
Tmmi and OUT1 IT FRKK. Addrwt
O. VICKKRY a CO., AaKOtta, Utne
BO T UafU CATHOLIC QCMSTloy.tHllj promt la Mr mm
C I n CC""' 'T'. hP'-". AreMukop Pwrotvii, tt4. 1
$250
A MONTH
A (rent wanted erery
where, BuMtnnss honorable and first
elm Particular sent fre. Addreai
WORTH A (JO., St. Loula, Mo.
Jft 4 I HPt Cau make Monpy od HnU
MLitlU I S lrlliv Uvrnlnju l'nai.
s Ijirc-Ht Chrnmo; Hs1
PiiiH-r: tC''( -t P;ty. Kfeo. Wickkksham A Ua. Phils.
Ort'.t-rs lille l frum Hubttiu, BaltL, PltUburKb or ULicotfo.
$IO$500g
Tfitfd In Wall Street
Yten leads to fortune. A
r2 due buok ejinlttliiluK
eryihiiiK kmu i:imtr price nf stock a
iT CDU P JHK lllt'Kl.INO A CO., Banker
ss-.ia .--. a Iirt)ktMt. 7 HntutlwiiV. Iw York
Tour Name KlepantW Print.
d am IS Trinipaiiit ViaiTina
CAKnt. for Si C'ciiU. Hmk rJ eDUia
vhkh li ant vitibl until hld towardj tht littnl.
)5o.kinrlikthtmrvrbfoiYofrcradi Amric. Big inriuce
mBt to AfttDU. NoTBLir l'KiMTtNtt Co., Aahlaud. AlaM
"psVt IIOMA( V, or Soul ( harming."
i lixw nl-ar ! locjr iiriutt . I cm-.i I mill
ft ii. oi Kit) p, r. n Wry ('.-. tnlnt1 .. 'J'litu m nl i ti
4imi, f:. Ly a-;l. t rut,; ttjvih'-r wiilt a I.avcr's tili.a.
K.-Ti.tim Orn- '. Pi raxii. NinfsM ''. 1 Cfl l I. A
)nacr Un.k. A't4i-4W 1. WILLI Alls A CO., Tub't, riillMl Lis.
AtcrntH Wanted ! Meduls and lttln..n Awarde
V I-' A IV IV yj X A.14.& JaV i uuw i
I3(K) 1 lti"trnt Ion. Addre-s for new ci-culars.
A.J. lOI..l tV CO. M'Mf A KUH Street. Puiia.
KvfrT rradrr of tlilt nnprr lionltl iid
IO rnt lorn r.y l (tio IIVH fTMK
.MirK.NAIs.nnd the Ki.'iit hidu I'liif nl olli r-
e4 tnr Nri'itrinic Mibici ibtH- Tti Journnl
U pronouiirrd ilie HI ST f ft rln-s. Ad
ilrenM IJve Sinrk Journnl llull.tlu N.
815.00" SlfOT GUN.
A ioabls taml ts. earer fmatartUa torts; wamatrd is
tIWM hftrtall, aU4 fOntl 6bi'MT, OS tiLa : with PstUk,
rvaaSauii W.v..ni.ur. ha IU Cu Mm.I O. i). P. wilfe pri".
tWa U usiaiu kefor.iwvliig till. ilMmp lortrrviiu to f,
roK5lX 4 AON, bu liai.ra, W Mala bk. CimmfclL O.
DOWT
You waut to mikt
t r 4 . 1 : Choi n
Hbllii'x Uie brm
a 1 tick ever oflei-ed to
Attentat One Auant
me si I in three honrs. Trv It .
Addrena. UoOlA JOSkHl, indhnapolts, Ind.
mH si l in
AddreH.
50
A ')n t Wiintnt
Hit ely Frlittfd ISrUtol VUlilnr
Ciirda sent post-paid for rte. brnd
stamp for samples of 4'urdaw
ill urble. SnotvilnliCH. Scroll, Hut
iiiiimIi. I-.IP- We have over ItMtatvles
AttntaWttntfd. A. WL Kulleu 4 (Jo.. Brockton. Ma
F.J.NASH
nianufactu
J if.WKl.KV of every deeiriptlon. Th
TtSl BnoADWAT, New Yo.,,
:ureroi bOLn) IjOLE
.1 tfWKLUY of uvhi-v deeiriotion. Tbestookls lartre.veri
eboloe.and Is offHred at t-eta.ll at trade prices t.i Keep oat
choice, and Is onred at etaii at tran
voriiiiin Rolnc Hill under S !' P-(
( lvir St I CO D. privilege to exam!
OPIUMCUREi
vor Allien Rome l.llis nnner let. r.c. ora -r inaavaao
tiver v !, CO D. privilege to examlaat .'at 'iftue frea.
The most sacceasfn
remedy of the pre
ent day . Itend for Pa
ner on Got urn Kat
IOO para Book and aataplsa o!
Rubber Hooflnc. tompcta
matariaia for new rOOT. 4m0. a It,
Klre-nroof.dnrab I. cheap. jLaftlly
appiieu wicd poai satifiacuuu.
Write at once ana aae moue, .
N Y, Slate Roofing Co
M&?.w.v&iEz&i to into
Bonds and (iold bopftht oa
lUnmiuN, intereat Six
Per ent. showed cn depo
sit subject to sight draft.
IH'CKWAl.TEIl V CO., Ilnnkera nnc4
HroUer-. No. IO A hII street. ew .oru
COME AND SEE
Thata Rich PralrlM. Near on. million aoiea for sale oa
I tha hiuux Cits sua ot. raul K. K. ami i,n lb. alcliruiror
.ol ailasoltrl rlisor n. l. oevarai larffa sracia ior
Ookiolvs. Come or send committees 1 9 examine. Evert
oae bo sena thrt land likes it. Aunlyto
U.VVtUNilN He rAl.KIXS,
ssililfiy. (tacrulu t:u. Iowa
TTTTP TjnnTT fR LIT? A4JKXTR
A UX a UUWU This city published Ibo new
revised, the UKNTENN1AL KUlilUW ol tlui Imuteaaa.
ly nuuular work.
WELLS' Every Man His Own Lawyer
And Kl'SlNES.H FOH.1I HOOK.
A com plate gulda ia all matters of law i-d btulneai
s. na.sinf i. wB bur 4v.rv KLaLe In the Union. Price.
Cahl-et Library M.lfa. sent post-paid. Baud for de-
eciiptlve circulars. AddrHss,
KuliK.Ki MA COY, Pubaaher. Q2Q Broadway, N. Y.
invim wiNTtrn t mf tiAboo on
MOODY and SANKEY
i(pf Ihrlr rt on bnih M of Iht lw.
t n r.MttittNt cmrsoo nmuM wftiihpcih of .
OODT fur VMM. unit an vvr WITHFRS of and PAHTICI.
PANT in lit. (trout rerlvsl mn.-tt'iSn to KnoI.AKD. In.
rfnr.fr! .nrl anjirnvpd bv einln'nt Christian, ray.
PBFRT. FoWLKIi lif the NOB.TH WraTERK UMVimslTY I
" Mny ffiW mnnt thin b "k a mitli'tn render, and tnang
eonnrt tn chri't." Ninrl for otrculars to .
A.MFJHlOAN PUnl.lSlllNU OO , Hartford, Wnn.
yvrt.rrTTTJU.'iBi
JLt rsTKATkU Home Mil
Mnavirlne of Amrtra." 1
KA;i,iiwi i,iri-K, i
AOAMNE. "Th. Hotl.Mlnlfl
Two Nsrisl Slortoi In 1 HI .
b Mr.. Julia CI. R. f"t
and " .! I It I A .!, Iij T. B. Arthur. nllTTKH.
I'K'S wpst 1'Attfrn. In vprv nnmb.r. Tr.RMH-
2.lO )iT?.-r: 3 co!mi for ptl.&O. Hplnutld book
offer. HUfl fri'tnl'im.. Sttrrimrn ttmfr I O 1".
T. S. AltTlltll dt H(, rhllndn, Fn.
Morp!; j Hal
AND
Intemperdiice
Ppeollly cured bv DK. HKt'K'9 only known an 1
ttrs Kenie'iy. m.iiAnur. tor ireairaeui
until cured. Call on or address
Cr. J. C, EECK, 112 Join St., Cincinnati, 0.
I'hia new tnufl la wort
with pftrteot oom f or
alffht and dy. Adapt
ltelf to nTfjry motion of
lb body. retAlnlnff Hap
tar under the hardMt
inrotM or lOTarmt tralr
outli permanently on red
9old obeap by the
Eiastic Trust Co.
No. flS3 Hiemdway, PI. V City
ad Mut by ciell Oall or tend for drcolar, and be oared
tpfiD7 myj ij9 uo jeqiau Jo A jujf
IM ,MtiMHiv Of "H 'H oeo ta.
oi & 'dBin 'ngradnretf
rabbit pjo iod pae ejeqMtnqe ffatoM eaojfl
'-tvv-,p la'nJi'iui ofi ipnM jeA ofj Juuuq
mitt Auve ao pas Mopd mo Mau aoueoig
spiPI pips praj piA
EPDIfllH RHDFRE0 TOUT!
VOI.TA I Ll.KCTMO HKI.T8ftll,
-...I - ... inA..wmmA l.w tl.I
f r, A most eminent phyniciH.iii ia
JN j, t h world for the c tin of riieii
f jr0 tiiatism, nurtilffia,livercuin
V1 - plaint, ilyipppsla, kidney dis
v ae,at:hM. pat nu, nervoui ais
ot flfrn.titfi, female com plainti
nrvmift and Kenerul debility,
atnl other chronic diteaies of
the cheit, heed, liver, utomarb
ki'lneyeanrl blood- Book with
full particular free hv Volt
Hut 'o., nm it.re.ti, htu-
F.. W. Fierce X- C'o. Prort-d-nrf
It. I.,ny: "We have a Bed
the S'a Foam a lonjr while and
ron'irier It the best Baking Pow
der in ne."
Dptiinnrt, Utile & Nlrker-
poll, frrnfrm, linnton. Ma., nay :
" Whernver we have Bold your Sea
Fnuiii it tin Rivn fYv)letit bM
fact l'n, and it ie proonnnced supe
rior to Htiy known Raktns Pow
der." Try It. " Its eonniy !
wonderful : it brvms Milk, Hiefp),
etc. and eel lik U-1 (JakB "
Snnd for ciri-ulnr to tiF.o. F.
O.vntz 4 Co.. I Hi Duane Ht ,N.Y.
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Che prandeft 1hme and most vital qioat'oti of the day.
9y tneaui hnrrf "m i, m k and the HniLE." ilvmy m..n,
mian tnd ciil.i w-t'its to re art it. It ifis tbe ' briatlun
rea-"n f -ye bis Fnittt. pr. the wonderful iIIn
fiirritn of olHn'eiIl barm-my with nd'n Word
1ipni" th Tvniliili u-.--rdoim, atid destroya tbe
l)ii.mln TI1r .1v. It bells lefnd all expectation,
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the ii'tt'i"M-il tr-t-h advertised by otaer pubilabera, and
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eon e need and wnt it. Send for clrcuhir and terms to
iKente. . W. IK(il-KK :0.,
5tS rcli Sir'ri IMnlnilrlpliliu Pn.
iB2KB22,
" Every far.
abould
air hi aon two or thra
Itmund, well prepared, with tbe avail of
vhifh tho mir hnv it. Kvnrv mechanic abotlld Out a r
oelving; box in aome consplcuon plaue in tba tiouaa, to
catch tbe stray pennies tor the like purpose.
" It it a great labor-s.iver it baa saved us time enonsh
In one year's uie to pay for itself ; and that must be
deemed good pmperty which will clear tUelt onoa a
ar .. Hnnt
w ifcecenuy sutieu, mui hcb ui
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WIFE NO. 19
BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG,
Brigham Young's Rebeliioua Wife.
Tks only coinnlsts Exixs of sll ths SEC RET ft
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A bran nw book of Trayel, Adventure, and Eiperif nt-e, by
'i aus-W. Km ox, with 150 mu iflce.it w Engraitit- the
(i n..t uan It aj'tnalltt mviU nt iht tii vtrv idsawakr.
-ueresblva Drson. and outsells all other books A to 1. No
omi was ever endorsed so hiithly none sells so fM or nay;
uu atLsseKi.ah fAnumssj amo ir-u One aeent sold
in twotrttki. snother HI in nme to nhip. Wa wsnt JMUX
ijwrwactiTcaitcntsnmr.orTFIT KKKR fo all. Aboun.
nmnklbt with Knnrimn I'turra anrl lllultratlODS Of thiS lH-
L. '. k ..U fwnPir.t.n i.wl ..nn.ii.l Termi. unt free tf.
anvona. Addrs" WOlii ill.biU.S 4 tO.i UaxUo4, CU
Wben tbe niood ltuiliee with rocket-like
lenc. to the ho.1. eaasina' hot Hushes, v rllgo .od
alMlTM
fa El A ST I CM
IS LIFE.
aeet of sight. It la . ciertaLu ilga thai a tulld, aIubrlona.
ooollng and equalising laxatifa la required, a.d
Turrant's 1'ffeiveswnt St'llzer Aperlen'
should be at onou resorted t x.
BOLD. BY ALL PUUUClUm
Sill
llear, lot I wsl spi-uk "I wrelluiii
tjiinfr."
POND'S tlTRACT l-116 f r"' Venctnlilr Pnl
PD lclrVyer. .la been In ue over thlrt?
Tonre,nd forclennlinem nnd prompt cam
five virtues cannot be excelled.
CHi'LBREH.-N f"lly to bj wltlionl
fc Tift Extrnrt. Ar-Ilcalt BrnlMW,
Conf aalnnii, at, rprATn., an relieved
almost intttnnlly by external application.
Promptly relieves palnnor llurnc, pcnld,
I'xcorlatlone, I lindnn-f Old Koren,
llolK Frloiw, t'ornn, etc Arrest In
fl.imntion, redttcea awellinir", etopa hloeUiiig,
remove. dlrolortloni(iii(l heals rnjrirtly.
tIMAIF WEAKNESSES. It alwayii rellereapnltr
flSiffo"ck"n.llT
In the henrl.nonsoa, vertigo.
Ill UUGORRHSA Uhasnocqintl. All KlmN of nl.
" "ctlSrJ.to whleh lnrlle rn wibjoct nro
promptly enrrrt. Fuller details in bookuccoin
lanyln ench bottle. ,, ,
Pll!8-l"lor lilci-illn meet prompt re,.. f
aud readyenre. Nochco, however cIiioiiic or
o'l.tipHte, cm lonil renietlts regiil.irupe.
VAniCOSS VEme.-ItiJ the onlytra - cure for
t'tifl di.tn'Reini; ana annKertnta condition.
klDKEY DI8EASE8. It ban no equnl forpcrma
ncntcure. 1
CUE0IKB f'wn any came. Forth! It a
eitlc. It hit iaved hundretlsof live when at.
H'lorremedie failedto arrest bleeilitiij from
tittle, fttmnorlt, Iuiik. and elsewhere.
RHEUWATISM, KEURAISIA, Toothnrho nn.l
'.iiriirliH i. re hU ulik rel.eveil, aud olten per
ninitently cured.
P f8il)IAN8 ot allaehoota who nro firnnnintert
with I'lind'a Extract of Witch Ilu wl rei -omiucuditln
their practice. Vchavl"' tercit
commendation from liendredflof l'hy ''Ciatie,
many of whom ni der Itlnr u.oln their , own
pin' lice. In addition to the fon'i-nitiB, tlitTf
order Its ne for rvrrllinB of till kind,
tinln.Y, riore Thront, lullnnieil Tihi.IIh,
iitiile and chronic ilifirrlMrn. r'attirrli,
tor which It taa apeelfle.) (iiillilniiin. l 'rol
rd Fret, Htlng of lni et, .1lmiitiue.
ete,( C'hnpped Ilnml, Face anU indeed
all nnnnerof akin dieae. i
T0I1.ET U8E. I'emovcK Snrcne, llonnhne
and SinnrtlnKi heals Cut, Kritptimiv
aud Pimple. It reii'ee. t'iwioorii', and ro
J i aha, whilo wonderfully improving the:
'f 'nnmlexlnn.
TO FASfrURS. Pond' Extract. No Slofh
111 eeder.uo Livery Man can afford to be without
H. It la lined byallthi Leading Livery Stable,
Htreet Kailroad and first Horsemen in New
York City. It ha uo equal for 8prain, liar
lien or Nndille. C'hnflnffM, (Stitlnra,
Hcrntrhea, HivelllnfrBfCut I,ncrrntion
niredln, Pnrnnionia, C olic, lllnrrha'a,
C liill, I'nlila, etc. It ningeof action is wide,
and the relief it afTords is so prompt that it la
Invaluable in every Farm-vard as well as In
every Farm -house. Let It be tried once, and
von will never be without it.
CAUTtON. Pond'a Extract ha been Imitated.
Tue genuine article has the word Pond' Ex
tract blown In each bottle. It Is prepared by
theonljr pt'ranns living who ever knew how
to prepare it properlv. Kefueall olluTpre
imrntlons of Witch tlnrel. Thla is the only
article used bv Phvsicinns, and In the hospi
tals of this ro mtrv and Kurope.
'18T0RY AND USE OF POND'S EXTRACT,
in inmpitli't Inrin, pent free on application U
MUD'S EXTRACT COMPARY, w Maiden
J..'ine, New nrk.
N.Y.Ni; No.Ji.
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id T Buffalo B'U KeTolvfrMulWW
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MKRIOKN tJH I'l.KkV ( .. 4 ' .iiui'mrs ht . N. Y.
HALE'S
Honey of I Iorehound a nd Tar
FOB TnE CURE OV
Conons, Coi.dr, Lst-i.uf.nz a, IIoahse-
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Ai.i. Afff.ctiovs op this TauoAT,
JjKoscniAi.Ti.nK, and I.i-nos,
LEADISQ TO CONSUMIIMM.
This infalliWo remr-'ly is ciiTiipoff!(l of
tho Honey the plnnt llor liound, ia
chemical u' ;n w i tU T 3-B ai m , ex ' r i C
ed from uo Lifb Plini-h-lu of Vw
forest r 8 Abies Balsayra. or 15 ilra
ofGf .a.
T' . Honey of norchound 60otues
AT BCATTBRS all irritations and inflam
mations, end the Tnr-Bnlm ci.kansks
Ad heals tho throat and air-passages
leading to tho lungs. Fivis additional
Ingredients keep the organs cool, moist,
and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you frofn trying this great
medicine of a famous doctor, -who has
saved thousands of lives by it in his
Urge private practice.
N. B. The Tar Balm lias no bad
taste or smell.
PRICKS, 50 CKHTS AND $t PER BOTTLE.
Great taring to bay large size.
Sold by all Druggists
" Pike's Toothache Drops'
care In 1 minute.
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Piano-Harp
CABINET OEGAN.
An azqalelte) eomblnattoD, adding to tba oapaoltj of tba
organ much of tbac vt the pltuiofort and harp. U Itu a
doubltaod organ, coroplt-to and pt.rfci In every rpeol.
la oomblnbd a now lnairojuttut, tUtj k I A No H ikk', tba
ton Ha of which are produced br sto) tvt: jaruca or Lara,
rltildlr set in sUttl plates athxt'd to a somidit.K box, ana
airuek br hammitrs, aa lu tu plaoi fire. i ba tones are.
of a pun, silvery, bell-like quail y,vr betuulul ine nl
blnafoa or altornailon wlin the ora:an tonea. Tn orsaa
mar ba oeed alone, and la.'ui eiTr rtsp-ct aa complt-t
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or may ba uaed wltb tba WANO HAKP: tbe latter may
be used aeparatelj or In com loatiou wl b any or all iba
stops of tbeo gan.to whlcU It axlda gieatly iu vivacity.
Ufa and vartel ; adapting It to a much wider iauM I
musio.
UpoD Ita Invention and tutrod notion, about a rear
sinoa, this nfw Lnsirutnent was room veil wltu o muob
favor that tbe demand greatly exceeded tbe innnutaotur
era ulmiat a"lUy t supi.lj ; so tbat ihj have dad no
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